SOIL Announces Partnership With BETTER NOISE MUSIC, Releases New Single 'Enemy X'
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Better Noise Music has welcomed hard rock stalwarts SOIL to the label's global roster, thus launching the band's next decade of dominance. The partnership is a collision of two forces in the hard rock world who were ultimately made for one another.
SOIL bassist Tim King comments: "SOIL could not be more excited to sign with Better Noise Music. What can I say — they are the BEST at what they do in the music business and beyond. It's a dream come true to work with Allen Kovac and his top-notch team of industry experts. We can't wait to unleash the new SOIL material to the world with them."
Over nearly three decades, SOIL has released seven full-length studio albums, all the while remaining a consistent touring act on the international hard rock circuit, selling over two million albums worldwide.
"SOIL are such legends in the rock genre with an impressive catalog and even more impressive collection of new material. It's an honor to welcome them to the Better Noise roster," states Lexie Viklund, director of A&R at Better Noise.
To herald the new era, the band has also shared the new song "Enemy X". The lyric video for the track can be seen here.
"'Enemy X' is a song that is a voice for everything going on in the world today," explains King. "The turmoil, the fighting, the finger pointing, the negatives. So many people focus on the drama and negative aspects of life that they lose sight of the important things. That leads to anger and confusion and eventually, hatred. At the end of the day, as the lyrics to 'Enemy X' state: 'Do you even know who you're out here fighting? Do you even know what side you're on?' We want people to self-reflect, the world needs it right now."
"Enemy X" is surely the riff-forward anthem you want to accompany you on any self-reflection journey! And it's a mere taste of what's to come, as full-length is on the horizon for 2027.
Formed in 1997, SOIL quickly took the scene by storm. To date, they've sold over two million albums worldwide on the strength of career-spanning hit singles "Halo", "Unreal", "Redefine", "The Lesser Man" and "Shine On".
